Ahf Wellness Center - Oakland

The California Pan-Ethnic Health Network (CPEHN) is a leading organization based in Oakland, CA, that brings together and mobilizes communities of color to advocate for public policies that advance health equity and improve health outcomes. They work towards addressing health disparities and challenges faced by diverse racial and ethnic communities in California. CPEHN focuses on various areas such as oral health, mental health, public health, and health care delivery system and payment reform. They collaborate with networks and coalitions, conduct research and analysis, and engage in policy advocacy to promote health equity and racial justice. Through their projects and initiatives, CPEHN strives to create a landscape of opportunity where all individuals have equal access to quality health care and resources.Generated from the website

BACA, led by Dr. Sara Weekly, MD, offers scientific and empathic psychiatric services specializing in children and adolescents in the Bay Area. With over 14 years of experience, their team of mental health clinicians is dedicated to providing top-quality care to the community of California. Generated from their website's infomation

Street Level Health Project is an Oakland-based community center that has been serving the uninsured, underinsured, and recently arrived immigrants in Alameda County since 2002. As the safety net of the safety net, they act as a critical entry point in the health care and social service system, addressing the needs of day laborers, low-income individuals, and those without insurance. With a mission to improve the wellbeing of vulnerable populations, Street Level Health Project offers programs such as Health Access Proyecto de Salud Para Todos and the Immigrant Rights and Empowerment Program, providing health and social services referrals to thousands of individuals each year.Generated from the website